Overnors Come And Go

rNDER the American system, I which causes a change in most overseas diplomatic posts when tew President of another political rty is elected, Governor James thur Ewdng has retired from the

vernorship of American Samoa. has been succeeded by Mr. vrence Judd, of Honolulu. ’he photograph shows Mr. and s. Ewing being farewelled with vers, Samoa fashion, on their de ture. He took over the office y last October.

Mr. Judd, 67, Is very well known in the Pacific.. He was formerly Governor of Hawaii, Director of the Molokai Leper Colony and a Director of the-Bishop Museum.

' *Mr. J. S. Coster (who recently retired after 20 years as manager of the Union SS Go’s Papeete branch) and Mrs. Coster, are at present in Rarotonga on holiday, having left Papeete on April 10 per Waikawa. The Costers may settle in Apia.